Indiana teachers grades 5 and up must go through suicide prevention training at least once every three years, beginning July 1.

Six in ten teachers in our poll say they have worked a second job to pay the bills.

National data shows Indiana teachers have seen some of the largest decreases in teacher pay over the past decade.

Lawmakers made significant changes to a bill around teacher licensing, aiming to get more teachers in the classroom and ease the pressure of licensing exams.

An ISTA statement calls on lawmakers to arm schools with more resources focused on counseling and helping students deal with trauma.

Classroom teachers covered by the federal immigration program could lose their jobs and face deportation unless Congress and the Trump administration reach agreement on protecting them.

Ball State University President Geoffrey Mearns says the school hopes to offer the new degree by fall 2019.

The Indiana State Teachers Association says educators feel disrespected, and it plans to work on changing that next year.

A national research group says Indiana should consider if goals to reduce gaps in educator equity for minority and low-income students is rigorous enough.

A Fall 2017 survey finds Indiana's public school districts still struggle to hire teachers despite efforts by the state to address the problem.